> a. The C-API document doesn't document these functions beyond giving > their signatures. This is even true in the development version, as far > as I can tell. Yes. Alas, the documention project for new-style classes is way behind. I could use some help. :-( > b. There is no Python API; you can define a class with some methods with > the right names and signatures and it will come tantalizingly close to > working for some purposes but sooner or later you find that you just > aren't allowed to play as a first-class citizen from Python. Can you show an example of something that doesn't work? I'm pretty sure this works correctly, as long as you stay far away from classic classes. > Has anyone already done either of these tasks? > > On the bright side, I did manage to make a metaclass without my head > going critical. Smoke came out my ears, though. What color? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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